The BASIC Programmer's ToolKit (PET 3032 version) Installing The file toolkit-b000.bin contains the 2K ROM image of the ToolKit which sits in PET memory at $B000. To be able to run it you need a PET 3032 emulator such as VICE which emulates plug-in ROMs. Note that in order to load the file to the current version of VICE, you will have to inflate it to 4 kilobytes size. To initialise the ToolKit type: SYS 45056 or SYS 11*4096 You should see: ( C ) 1979 PAICS READY. Commands AUTO (First Line Number) , (Line Number Interval) RENUMBER (First Line Number) , (Line Number Interval) DELETE (Line Number) - (Line Number) APPEND (Program Name) --- cassette only FIND (BASIC code) , (Line Number) - (Line Number) or FIND "(String)" , (Line Number) - (Line Number) DUMP --- displays all of the non-array variables present in memory HELP --- if an error is encountered then the error is displayed TRACE --- displays executed line numbers STEP --- same as TRACE but [Shift] key controls program execution OFF --- turns off the "tracer" which TRACE and STEP activate Acknowledgements Chuck Bond is the creator and main implementor of the BASIC Programmer's ToolKit. BASIC Programmer's ToolKit is a trademark of Palo Alto ICs a division of Nestar Systems, Inc. (c) Copyright 1979 by Palo Alto ICs